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The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS,

A few settings Of pure White Leghorn
eggs can be obtained by applying TO M. I.
Donnell at c, 4. Williams, Hotel street, until
April goth. Price for setting Of 10, $3.50
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

The German immigrants who prrived
by the bark c. r. Bishop yesterday
will be forwarded to Lihue, Kauai, by
the steamer James Makee to-day
They re a sturdy and healthy.lookinl
lot of people, and seemed to be vei J
happy a..er their long sea voyage. The
accommodations on the c. X. Bishop
are Of a superior class.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

"The people of Honolulu would do
a praiseworthy action by presenting the
shipw lecked sailors Of the Selma with
a rig of clothing all round, as they lost
their belongings at the week through
their heroic attention to saving the
lives Of the passengers"
To Me Editoy QfAe Heyala'
| find the above in your paper this
morning. There is no occasion for the
generous people of Honolulu contribut-
ing for clothing or support of American
sailors. The u. S. Government takes
care of its ocean waits. The wicked
sailors were on arrival furnished with
comfortable clothing, sent to the Club
House on King street for boarding,
and are, as rapidly as possible, being
shipped on other vessels or sent to the
Coast as passengers at government ex'
pense. ]. II, PUTNAM,
u. S. Consul General
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-02-24

The "Oura" company Of japanese
acrobats, comprising eleven accom-
plished artists, who arrived direct from
Japan by the S. S. Gaelic, will give a
series OF entertainments in the Ha-
waiian Opera House on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday nights of next
week, under the direction Of Mr.. w.
II. Aldrich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04
A Tsur BuL.


IMAGINING THERE MIGHT BE SOMETHING
WANTING IN OUR STOCK OF MEMS SUITS
SOME STYLE OR KIND OVERLOOKED OR THAT
POSSIBLY WE COULD WITH ADVANTAGE MAKE
SOME FEW ADDITIONS TO ITS ALREADY GREAT
ASSORTMENT. WE WENT CAREFULLY THROUGH
IT YESTERDAY AND WE FOUND WE HAD-BY
ACTUAL CoUNT-oyB HUNDRED AND NINETY
FIVE STYLES OF SUITS FOR MEN. THAT II TO
SAY. THE INTENDING PURCHASER HAS 1875
KINDS FROM WHICH To.cHoosR. OF COURSE
WE HAVE EVERY SIZE IN EVERY KIND. THIS
STATEMENT WILL CONVEY An IDEA OF THE
MAGNITUDE OF OUR STOCK OF Mrrs o1orH.
ING. AND THEREFORE, HOW EASY IT Is TO BE
SUITED IN OUR HOUSE THERE IL no NEcEs-
s1rY FOR OUR statesmen TO URGE PATRON
TO BUY AGAINST HIS JUDGMENT "a CUSTOM
VERY MUCH IN VOGUE IN cLoTHINa-HousEs
WHERE THE STOCK Is LIMrTEp,. BECAUSE IF
ONE KIND DOES NOT PLEASE THERE ARE 1874
OTHER DISTINCT KINDS FROM WHICH THE
PATRON MAI BE ABLE 70 MAKE HIS sE1Ec-
TON. AND THIS VAST ASSORTMENT xaSaRAcna
EVERY GRADE OF GOODS WE CARE 70 CARRY.
FROM THE STRONG. wELL-MADR AND SERVICE.
ABLE WORKING SUIT. AT 600. TO THE FINEST
DREss-sU1r We KNOW HOW TO MAKE. COSTING
sAo.oO READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE TO PUT ON
AND WEAR HOME. AND BETWEEN THESE TWO
EXTREMES ARE TO BE FOUND SUITS THAT ARE
SURE TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF EVERY
TASTE AND FIT THE STATE OF EVERY MANS
PocKETBooK.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
q SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

Mr.. Powderly is, or fancies himself to be, hardly
treated by the press, which he accuses OF misrep-
ressnting him on various topics OF pubic interest
Yesterday the press tried to do him Justice and
make up for some Of It's former SHORTCOMINGS BY
quoting his correction OF their mist aterents The
newspapers OF to-day, therefore, report him as
saying:
at has been charged that do not favor immi-
grafton IL Is mistake. am OF foreign birth
myself"
This Is An Odd remark. On the Goth OF March
1sS6, when the labor excitement In this country
was at Its height and talk was rife about running
Mr.. Powderly as third party candidate for the
Presidency. an interview with him was published
In New York, bearing the stamp OF authenticity
on its face, ana going the rounds of the press
wholly uncorrected. Its opening lines represented
him as saying; II was boru in Carbondale Penn,
In January, 1s4a OF irish parents, who came to
this country In 1885,
whether yesterdays report OF his speech was
erroneous, or the interview which has gone for
eighteen months uncorrected, or whether the hero
OF both is liable TO tongue-trippings which make
him say what he does not mean 20 say, must be
let for those most interested TO decide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

UrnrvA1rp Srocx Or Tnxx,sos.
varied Epe Of
BEADED JET TRIMMINGS
MOHAlR AND TINsEIED DRAiDA.
EVER SHOWN IN WARRINGTON.
and probably not squslsd BY many Of the iass-
est establishments in this country.
The majority Of this stock WAS selected With
reference TO combining with our elegant line Of
Dress Goods, Silks and Vslvets, aud ~ we were
compelled to limit our purchase to . few pieces
"a ssch style in order to secure the almost inAu.
lee voristy, We recommend an early selectioa
and Qu,sh purchase.
We can only name over few Of the most no
dceable. ~ personal inspection will b neces-
sary TO fully appreciate the immsusity and rea-
sonsbleness of the stock
Beaded Ornament 0imps With psndsnts. -.
perb variety Of styles o2.26. CATS. ease.
CATS. %. o4.5O. Is. 1850 70 ell each.
Black Beaded Drsss Sets. eohAsting Of one
back Piece, two frout pieces. cellar, and pair Of
euns le2 to sls Per set. with more than . dozen
prices between.
Beaded Jet Ornaments. LANCE variety to select
from. 34c. to e2.25 each. Al the usual prices
between.
Hand-crochessd and Cut Besd orn.nsa,,
$40 to &12 each.
Black Beaded aalloors with pendants. large
number Of styles, ~ TO 2H inches wide. SOC. 70
&2 each.
Blsok Beaded Band TrimDainss, to inches,
>25 to % per yard.
Black Beaded PsssementseisA In leaf and
other handsome designs and pstssrna. wide
range Of prices and widths: Q 70 inches vide:
CSC. to s13.6o per yard. We think you will b.
able to make . selection.
SPEcIAL-Black Beaded Ornament Gimps.
IN Ia and
Easily separated Only S2.25 Per yard.
pR1ss TRIMMING BRAIDs.
We selected this stock with thorough knowl.
edge OF the new seasons various styles and
qualities, and confined ourselves 70 what We
considered most suitable to refined taste and Of
IN intrinsic value. We have brsids for every
use to which they have been known to be put,
and at prices which place them within the reach
OF all.
Mohair Braids, in Black, White and all colors,
re. 12h, 81, 25. 80. So 50 and 75o. per
yard.
Mohair Basket Braida. ali colors. match
widths. and inches wide. rs and $50. per
yard.
Mohair and Tinsel Braids. open-work pat
terms, 2 and inches wide. Is and Soc. per
yard.
Mohair Open Work Braids Black. White and
all colors. / and inches Wide rs and 3Se Per
yard.
Tinsel- and.Mohair Braids, and inches
wide, 80 and 75c per yard.
Gold and Silver Bullion Brsids, untarniah-
able. three match widths, go. IS and Soc. per
yard.
Cord and Tinsel Plated Braids, in Black
and Gold effects Four match widths, 80. 40,
62H aud 95c per yard.
Elegant Line Of SILK Braids for binding
tailor. made suits.
(Main floor: rear.)
WOODWARD + LorHROP,
oc3 Cor 1lth and + St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

Sir John Mcdonald will not consent to act on
the fisheries commission until he knows how far
he win commit himself and Canada By that srep.
de Is too venerable fish to be caught by strange
and douot-inspiring bait. In a contention over
the Canadian cod and the Alaskan seal between
three Americans. two Englishmen, and one Cana.
dian the latter may well fear for hiuself ana his
nah.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

Cndsf the local option law Florida 10 fast OBJ
tanning for the whole State the prohibition which
Texas and Tennessee unsuccessfully sought BY
constitutional amendment. And prohibition is
apt TO be rendered locally effective by the people
OF limited sections when they have themselves
pronounced in Its favor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

ITO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Ne oder for sale our entire stock Of well assorted
HARDWARE,
soneisonz Of Shelf Goods also Nails Bar Iron Steel
AAes and SPRINGS Buggy Rims. Shafts, SpOkes Bows
Hubs &c. IN fact all goods usually kept we'll as
Arteo hardware store. This is rood opportunity for
Any one Wishing to 70 in business TO purchase
stock ~ hargau.
not sold ~ whole By the 9Th Of October will After
aAte retail fhs stock OIL at less than cost This
chance for bargains
Cor High and Bridge SITS. Georyetown d. C.
y, OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

The View York Herald Is TO publish q Part:
edition, and give the Europeans the benefit of q
i've American newspaper. This great Journalistic
enterprise viii excite general interest 1t viii be
instructive 70 the Frenchmen, and THE STAR hopes
win not also prove instructive In q painful sense
TO those Who pay the bills OF the new publication
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04
WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED FOR WIDOW LADY, BOARD AND
wv room in private family: terms not to exceed
81 per month; references exchanged Address CLIN-
TON, Star Office. o3-2ts
WANTED-BY A QUIET YOUNG LADY, ROOM
W and board in small family, neighborhood 18th
S22 per month. Address HOME. Star Office ol-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

About the worst blunder yet made La the at
tempt TO defend Judge Ruger for granting stay
40 JACOB Sharps case Is a broadside attack by
one or the judges former law CLERKS upon the
newspapers which have ventured TO criticlSe 50
n1gh asi5trate. THIS unfortunate youth has
something still 10 learn or tho relation Of the
osnen TO tue people. II he imagines that men who
oor- tne errnine are raised above all comment on
Aaedr actions good or bad, that even their judy
mspt--to say nothing OF their motives--is unim.
peachaolc, he Is destined TO fearful awakening
he ever 9ttains 70 the dignity OF judicial honors
himseL. Judges are no more nearly perfect than
other men. With rare exceptions, they are chosen
Tor ONCE because they are believed 10 be honest Of
purpose and well acquainted With the law.
But no citizen who casts his vote for judge
or joins in recommending him for appoint
mens thereby valves forever hts own right to
question the quality OF his favorite candldates
mfnfstrations from any point OF view. Respect
for the bench is right general principles It is
only magistrates own acts which lose him his
share OF It.; but when that Is lost or even shaken
II Is not only the privilege but the duty OF the
preoA as the representative OF popular sovereignty
TO warn him OF the error OF his ways In cxercis-
ing this right newspaper editors, II they happen
70 Live within the Jurisdiction Of the criticised
court, run too many substantial risks OF fine or
Imprisonment for contempt OF court at the caprice
OF some revengeful and INSCRIPTIONS Judge to be
much disturbed by the harmless prattle or q law
clerk. The press and people instead OF needing the
foolish clamor about ''encroachments upon the ad
nliiistration Of Justice may think it well TO
bestir themselves TO limit everywhere the power of
Judges to punish for out-of-court contempts. The
ancient prophets ned TO the wilderness when they
had sxasperated the king by presuming to warn
him. There ought TO be no shadow kings now
adays, out Of whose jurisdiction the people may be
forced 70 ny In order to express safely criticism
disrespect or contempt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

Our vigflant Parking Commission or the police,
whichever has jurisdiction, should protect the nut
and ean.bearing trees which shade the sidewalks
from being whipped with long poles, whereby
their leaves are scattered, their branches broken
and their beauty destroyed for the rest OF the
son. The foliage OF the city Is so conspicuous
among Its charms that vandalism like this ought
70 b checked In short order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

In MILLINERY We are exhibiting Lsdies,.
Misses. and Children's Trimmed and On.
trimmed Hats and BonnefA Of Felt, Beaver and
Plush. In all Shapes, Colors aud Combinations.
Our Pattern Millinery will be found 70 contain
models Of original and unique construction. and
We guarantee prices ~ low - ffst.clAss work
can be produced
In CLOAKS we present the very newest and
most varied styles for Ladies', Misses, and
ChiIdren's Wear-garmsnts suited to all ages-
and. whether 1t be elegance or economy you
seek. ot,r immense line will be found 70 contain
something to suit you.
We repeat our OPENING SPECIAL in KID
GLOVES. 1t II the very latest Style In Ladies'
Kid Street Gloves, In Black Tans. and Browns,
heavily embroidered. with wrist wslts to match
embroidery. Every pair ID fully worth Sl25;
but - IN opening drive. w viii ssn two pairs
to customer ct CSC. pair. We cao cell but
two pairs to one individual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04
FA1L AND WarEn Hans.

DUNLApS FIFTH avenue STYLE OF SILK,
DERBY, AND OPERA HATS FOR FALL AND
WINTER now ready. None genuine uuleas bearing
their trade mark n
BOYS and CHHDRENs HATS In every variety and
wlILETr RuorF.
s24-3m eos Psnnaylvania ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04
LOST AND FOUND.


n OST-AT TIE CANsTATTER, MONDAY, OCT
II 49, 1857. q bfac let. A liberia reward will be Paid
To- tine person who returns IL 10 NkS SPARKS, LII ID
ST. sc. III
n osT-bIAcK AND TAN CLIP. YOUNG: ANSWER
Ling 10 q; Edna suitable reward II left st
h. NORMAN Ms. Sl3 5th 81 NV. o4-d@
n OsT-sATURDAl NIGHT PROBABLY, ON 9TH
IL ST.. al socoult book Leave At stall 500. Center
aiarkei, and receive reward o4rE
II osT-oNE BLaCK-AND-TAN HOUND An
IL 10 the name of Eoscoe. s5 reward ~ re-
,nraed 10 fOksBEk6 MURRAY, l0ol 1tn 81 IN.
s:s-3t.
IL Witch. NO. /. Sc ,JG4. lax. 49, Ten- NO. 80
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ward IL rssnfa.ea 10 14l<2lst 81 NV o5-3r
z OST-FRIDAT AFTERNOON, SEPIEhBEh 10.
on New logk aveis me car, or On New York avenue
near 10th a. ladys black leather pocket-book. With
silver clasp and binding Aeward II retuxned TO SIS
Conn ave ol-3ts
II CST-ABoUT TWO WEEKS AGO. GOLD-HEAQ-
~ Ebony Cana name OF owner inscf1be1i On h04
Suitable reward e1ven IL returned 70 LIZ st. M.
ol-Sc "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

The independents are attacking practically and
eRsctualy the corrupt practices OF Baltimore cleo
lions. They arc not content this time to expose
fraud after the election when the guilty have sue.
cess TO console them In exposure, bus they are
endeavoring to purge the registration lists and 70
make the election itself approach as near as posi-
bic TO fairness. In a single ward In one of
the most respectable parts OF the city four
hundred names OF Illegal voters have lust
been stricken from the registration list and
ths number OF such names in the whole list
Is estimated by the thousand. The reform
league are examining the poll-boo and registra-
lion usts, all the judges except one, who Is can.
aidate for oce, will hear petitions for striking on
Illegal names, and il Is hoped that before election
substantial publication will be effected Fieti-
tious names, names OF a0Sentees and OF citizens
long since dead have been steadily voted Some
progress Ii now being made towards the correction
OF the evil in Baltimore. It Is to be presumed that
those fighting these shameful practices will also
see TO 1t In the coming election that no other part
OF Maryland Is made the scene OF political corrup-
ton similar TO that which Is now being driven
from Baltimore by exposure and punishment. Sue.
cess for corrupt methods should not be secured so
lar as the State as a whole Is concerned by q
mere shifting OF the locality OF their operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-04

IANES DUNGAN's WORLD. 1RNOWNxD RNo
and pisnos Il viii clean Al dirt, rcmovs n scrascSSS
anu nring Al color ous and Il driso paelocty "a on1
all dyuk stores. ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15
Common Sense

should be used in attemp ting to cure that very
dsagreeable disease, eatarrh. As eatarrh origin
ates in impuritie, of ih.ib'ood, local applications
can do no permanent good. The common-sense
method is to purify the blood, and for this pur-
pose there is no preparation superior to Hoods
sarsapari.la. That this peculiar medicine does
cure catarrh Is shown by the many testimonials
from prople who have found relief upon using II
when all others hal failed. book containing
statements of cures sent on receipt of two-cent
stamp, by @. /. HOOD co, Lowell, Macs
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15

r. J. Button, OF Little Humboldt, is in
town.
L. L. Ricksrd (Montans) arrived in
town last evening.
Newton Derby, of Bartlett Greek, is in
town.
]. G. Holloway arrived yesterday from
Miller 4 Lux's ranch at Piute Valley.
James Morsehead arrived from Spring
City yesterday. He says everything is
locking we'll in the mines.
J. F. Clark, of Mill City. arrived in
town yesterday. He says his mill is not
running 10 consequence of the scarcity Of
water.
Arthur Morey is down from Trout
Creek, Oregon, ten miles from the Hum
boldt line, where he has taken up ranch.
He says feed is good out in that section
considering the dry season.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15

The remains of Mrs. Anna M. Bants,
who died here Sunday, were taken on the
express train to Montrose, Colorado, to.
day. The lady accompanied by her hus.
band, left Colorado for Los Angeles last
month. She was too i'll to stand the trip
and they laid over a. this place, where
she was attended during her illness by
her husband and two sisters. Her death
was caused by consumption.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15
Don't Experiment.

You can not afford to waste time in expert
menting when your lungs are in danger. Con-
sumption always seems, at frst, only cold. Do
not permit any dealer to impose upon you W tn
some cheap imitation o; DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. but be
sure you get the genuine. Because he can make
more profit he may tell you he has something
just as good, or just the same. Don't be de-
ceived, but insist upon getting DR.. Kings New
Discovery. viii Is guaran, eed to give relief IN
all Throat, Lung and Chest affections. Trial
bottles free at the Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15
DON'T

OF that cold OF yours run on. You think II 10 q
light thing But II may run into eatarrh. Or
into pneumonia, Or consumption.
CAtarrh 10 disgusting. Pneumonia 10 danger
ous Consumption is death itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept healthy
and clear OF all distractions and offensive mat
Ter. Otherwise there 10 tronble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head, nose,
throat. bronchial tubcs and lungs, can be de
hghtfaily and entirely cured by the use Of Bo
schses German Syrup. II you don't know this
already, thousands and thousands OF people can
ssii you. They have been cured by il, and know
nov 10 Is themselves" Bottle only 70 cents
Ash any druggist
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15
YVES TERN HUMBOLDT.
Its Mines, Hot Springs and Other Re.
sources.

LovELoCK, Nov. Ia, 1887.
EDITOR SILVER STATE Some fine
pieces of rock areexhbited here from Trim.
ity District, whence shipments are made
occasionally and profit obtained there
from, proving that miners without capital
can produce the wherewitbal to keep
them comfortable, and have
margin in their favor on the balance
sheet, where, if work was done with a
backing to it. it would enable many who
are now in the depths to crawl ont. Ne
vada, although blot on the map OF
America, is yet capable Of producing any
thing wanted in commerce. A trip
foot will convince the most skeptical if
taken from where the Humboldt range
sinks in the Carson lake, over the hills OF
Relief District, down through Rochester
canyon, across to Limerick, thence
to the Humboldt Queen, where work is
now being prosecuted with vigor, with
the assurance of return that will give
heart to those who have staid with it.
In fact tests already made are sufficient
to give encouragement to many having
claims lying dormant. Although sage
brush country, Nevada is yet silver
star. Almost everything produced has
the quality OF sustaining the brand Elk.
celsior.
The hot springs formerly known as
Kyle's are now conducted by Josiah
Springer and family, who have removed
the old Exchange Hotel from Unionville
and repaired, renovated and reconstruct
ed it with view to making it comfort
able for all who are seeking a radiance
from the pangs and pains of rheumatism,
neuralgia, catarrh, defects Of the eye
sight and all the other ills that flesh is
heir to. Ample accommodations are pre-
pared for all, with tho assurance of hu-
name treatment at the nominal expense
of ten dollars week, while parties with
camping outfits can receive all the bene.
fits of the steam or mud bathing and in
halaton baths for two fifty a week, sum
that many equity prince of Europe would
be willing to sacrifice, with interest
added, if he only knew the qualities of
reconstruction contained 10 a day or q
weeks stay in those waters.
With borax, salt, nitrate Of soda, sill
YER, copper, lead, anthony, cinnibar,
gypsum, Humboldt tea, wheat and alfal.
ia, and plants and herbs too numerous TO
mention, to say nothing of potatoes that
would make an Irishman forswear his
country and become Humboldter
whether he wanted to or not, while beef
is fat and juicy, jack rabbits, ducks
and geese almost jump into the pot to be
cooked. With all these resources Nevada
will yet rise from being high private in
the rear rank to aquartermaster's sergeant
at least, if her own citizens will give her
. little talking up occasionally.
Sic SUM.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15
Deer and Antelope.

Deer and antelope are now seen here
Abouts occasionally. j. ID. Parks, who 10
surveying for the water company in the
Harmony mountains, says he saw five
antelopes yesterday in Whites Canyon,
and Martin Boyle, section foreman here,
says he saw several deer about two miles
above town few days ago going toward
the river. Indians seem to be the only
persons in this part of the country that
are successful deer hunters, though in
the northern part Of the county, where
deer are more numerous, white men fire.
quently kill them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15
RAINEY DID 1T.
Chrisman Tells How He was Assaulted

Chrfsman Tells How He Was Assaulted.
Martin ChrismaD, who was beaten and
left unconscious at Sucker Creek, Nal
heur county, Oregon, week before last,
has recovered consciousness and, the
Avalanche says, tells that he was struck
on the head by rock thrown by Rainey
which knocked him off his mule. Rainey
then beat him with stone and left him
for dead, but seeing him try to crawl
away went back and beat him again,
dragged him to an irrixating ditch,
threw him in and piled stones on him.
As stated yesterday. Rainey was caught
at Hinkey's wood ranch, north of ARA
disc Valley aud taken back to Malbeur
county, where he will doubtless receive
his just deserts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-11-15
stfli BurBiug.
SIC SUN.

A note from Quin River Valley states
that the fire started to burn the grass on
the reservation was burning briskly last
Friday night. A strong wind was blow
ing at the time aud the whole valley was
in danger of being overrun by the flames,
still the military persist in keeping up
the fire.